Operation of Motor Vehicles Sample Clauses

The 'Operation of Motor Vehicles' clause sets out the rules and requirements for using motor vehicles in connection with the agreement. It typically specifies who is authorized to operate vehicles, the standards of care or licensing required, and may address insurance obligations or restrictions on use. For example, it might require that only employees with valid driver's licenses may drive company vehicles, or that vehicles must be used solely for business purposes. This clause helps ensure safety, legal compliance, and proper allocation of responsibility for vehicle-related incidents.
Operation of Motor Vehicles. No person shall operate a vehicle at the World Trade Center in a careless or negligent manner or in disregard of the rights and safety of others or without due caution or circumspection or at a speed in excess of speed limits posted in the area where the vehicle is being operated, or in any event at a speed in excess of fifteen (15) miles per hour, or at any speed or in a manner which endangers unreasonably or is likely to endanger unreasonably persons or property or while the driver thereof is under the influence of intoxicating liquor or any narcotic or habit-forming drug or if such vehicle is so constructed, equipped or loaded as to endanger unreasonably or be likely to endanger unreasonably persons or property or unless (a) the driver thereof is duly authorized to operate such vehicle on State or municipal highways; and (b) such vehicle is registered in accordance with the provisions of law. 44.
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Operation of Motor Vehicles. If Seller’s Personnel are required to operate any of Buyer’s motor vehicles, Seller will select only Personnel with a valid driver's license and no DUI, OVI, DWI or reckless operation convictions (including similar offense depending on the state) within the previous seven years; and Seller will (a) only permit such Personnel to use Buyer’s motor vehicles for completion of specific work assignments as designated by Buyer and for no other purpose, (b) require and ensure that such individuals operate Buyer’s motor vehicles in a safe manner at all times, and (c) obtain a prior written acknowledgment from all such individuals confirming that they understand and agree to use of such vehicles as prescribed.
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Operation of Motor Vehicles. The Hirer warrants that it will not allow a person to drive a Motor Vehicle if: (a) the person is under the age of 21 years old; (b) the person does not hold a provisional or unrestricted licence to drive that class of Motor Vehicle; (c) the person is affected by drugs and/or alcohol; (d) the person has been convicted of any offence relating to driving a Motor Vehicle under the influence of drugs or more than the legally prescribed limit of alcohol, or (e) the person has previously been refused Motor Vehicle insurance. A breach of any of this clause 12.5 will render the insurance void and the Hirer liable for the costs of repairs or the replacement cost of the Motor Vehicle.
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Operation of Motor Vehicles. The Student is prohibited from operating, driving, or piloting any type of motorized vehicle while enrolled in the Program. Examples of motorized vehicles include, but are not limited to, a car, motorcycle, motor scooter, plane, all-terrain vehicle (ATV), jet-ski, boat, etc. Traffic congestion and civil and criminal laws and regulations can make operating motor vehicles in host countries extremely hazardous. Insurance requirements and/or other financial responsibility laws vary from country to country. The Student may ride in a properly registered vehicle with a Host Country national or AMIDEAST staff member who has a driver’s license valid in the Host Country and is older than 18 years of age.
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Operation of Motor Vehicles. Unless otherwise mutually agreed in writing, Seller’s Personnel are not permitted to operate any of Buyer’s motor vehicles. If such a mutual agreement is reached, Seller will select only Personnel with a valid driver's license and no DUI, OVI, DWI or reckless operation convictions (including similar offense depending on the state) within the previous seven years; and Seller will (a) only permit such Personnel to use Buyer’s motor vehicles for completion of specific work assignments as designated by Buyer and for no other purpose, (b) require and ensure that such individuals operate Buyer’s motor vehicles in a safe manner at all times, and (c) obtain a prior written acknowledgment from all such individuals confirming that they understand and agree to use of such vehicles as prescribed.
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Operation of Motor Vehicles. The Customer warrants that it will not allow a person to drive a Motor Vehicle if: (a) the person does not hold an unrestricted licence to drive that class of Motor Vehicle; (b) the person is under the age of 21 years; (c) the person is affected by drugs and/or alcohol; (d) the person has been convicted of any offence relating to driving a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs or more than the legally prescribed limit of alcohol, or (e) the person has previously been refused motor vehicle insurance. A breach of any of this clause 12.5 will render the insurance void and the Customer liable for the costs of repairs or the replacement cost of the Motor Vehicle.
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Operation of Motor Vehicles. The Operator agrees to take all reasonable steps to ensure that its staff shall use due caution while operating their motor vehicles in a School parking area, particularly at all times when students are expected to enter or exit a School building. At no time are vehicles to be left running while unattended. The Board will not be responsible for any theft of, or any theft from, vehicles belonging to the Operator or its staff.
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Operation of Motor Vehicles. The Customer warrants that it will not allow a person to drive a Motor Vehicle if: (a) the person does not hold an unrestricted licence to drive that class of Motor Vehicle; (b) the person is under the age of 21 years; (c) the person is affected by drugs and/or alcohol; (d) the person has been convicted of any offence relating to driving a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs or more than the legally prescribed limit of alcohol, or (e) the person has previously been refused motor vehicle insurance. A breach of any of this clause 12.5 will render the insurance void and the Customer liable for the costs of repairs or the replacement cost of the Motor Vehicle.
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Related to Operation of Motor Vehicles

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